leland?mike, is there one candidate facinging a the lot more fresh pressure than others. you have people who become front-runners quickly, not necessarily ready for prime time time. all of a sudden they're at an event like this and everybody is focused on them. >> reporter: well, i think there's two guys you're looking at now facing ton of pressure though it is very, very early in the process. wisconsin governor scott walker has gotten off to a really fast start here in iowa as a neighboring governor somebody they know well and somebody they seem to leak soike so far. jeb bush is building an organization but has to sell iowa voters that he is conservative enough for them. and bush talked about fixing our immigration system. >> canada has more economic immigrants than we do and we're ten times their size. if we want to be young and dynamic and growing again where the debate isn't about who is taking from whom rather than have an expanding pie with opportunities to exist for all of us. >> repor

leland vittert live for us in washington. have a great weekend. >> as the president addresses iran there is word he plans to bypass congress and go directly through the security council to get the nuclear deal done. that has some congressional leaders making threats of their own. >> we are going to over ride the veto. mr. president you negotiate the deal, you are the commander-in-chief, you are the president. when it comes to lifting congressional with a vote you will have a say where you lift the congressional sanctions. i am not going to let the united nations to be used as a way to get around congress for a deal that effects israel and national security. i would fund the united nations. i don't think your money should go toward something that irresponsible. >> it goes the first day of spring. we are trying to prepare for it. millions of americans are bracing for winter's last blast. >> it's the long sleeves. >> some areas could see up to five inches of snow. maria molina is tracking it all. it is march 20th. what in the wo

>> hi leland. administrative and domestic pressure is leaning on them to reach negotiations in the talks. as you said, benjamin netanyahu said, quote, corroborate all our concerns and then some. those concerns are domestically where the lessening of sanctions against the israeli regime has been a thorn in the side of many doubters. >> the sanctions were working. they would have never come to the table. and frankly we should have kept the sanctions in place so that we could have gotten to a real agreement. >> those doubters include many arab partners like saudi arabia, which just this week launched attacks against itthe iranian proxy war in and is said to concoct a new bomb program of its own and says yemen won't keep them from making a bomb. >> we have been assured by the united states, by secretary kerry, when he met with foreign ministers of the gcc, that the deal they intend to negotiate would prevent iran from acquiring anatomic bomb. it would close all paths leading to an atomic bomb but we re

leland vittert in washington. thank you. >> dozens of democrats skipped out on the speech some who did attend combined even calling the prime minister condescending. >> this speech was great out of the dick cheney play book. it was fear mongering at the ultimate. like the child who says i want to go to disney land every day eat ice cream and drink coca-cola every day and not go to stool. as they gave him a standing ovation cans knee pelosi turned her back to talk to someone else. >> she insulted u.s. intelligence. >> republican congresswoman slamming pelosi's behavior during the address. >> her response, her written response, the conference, everything about the reaction of so many on the other side of the aisle to the leader chof our greatest ally, this democratic state of israel, this is an oasis of freedom and democracy in a desert of teern knee and -- tyranny and repression. it is not about personalities, it should be about policy. i thought his speech was common sense. it was straight forward. a >> spring is

leland, back to you. >> jonathan live in selma, we'll hear from the president later.nks. >>> and as our nation marks this historic and dramatic moment in our nation's history and the civil rights movement, photographer steven summer steen had a front row seat to history and imaged to cap too you are some of the images from that day. he was given free access to dee figures including dr. martin luther king, jr. great to have you here today. you know the images of that day shocked the nation and forever mashed a huge dee tying moment in the civil rights struggle. you were just 24 years old, a college student and you nangd to capture some remarkable photographs, you were standing directly behind the reverend martin luther king during his speech at the alabama state house. what ran through your find as you watched these dramatic develops unpold before your eyes? >> well you knew it was history in the making, but when you're directly involved and you are a photographer, you are trying to cover essentially the significant moments that you can capture and you're trying to bal

at leland high school many students learning of a classmate's unexpected death. it identified the student as tristan wynn an 11th grader who was a football player and ran track. the school says wynn collapsed while jogging near the football field yesterday afternoon. his track coach immediately performed cpr until paramedics could arrive but wynn died a short time later at the hospital. no official cause of death is aannounced. the school says the student had a history of asthma. >>> 49ers fans waking up shocked to hear a rising star on the team is stepping away from the game. 24-year-old chris borland says the injury risk is not worth it. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in santa clara at levi's stadium this morning. borland is the fourth player under 30 to announce retirement within the past week. >> reporter: he is, good morning to you, laura. his concerns over what impact professional football can have on the human blaine. chris borland said he suffered a concussion during training camp, this was last season, but he played through it, so that he could mak

i'm leland vitter. welcome to new yorkork american headquarters live from washington. >>> and i'm shannon bream. did the president give hillary clinton a winning endorsement or a live response? >> i'm glad that hillary is instructed that those e-mails that have to do with official business need to be disclosed. >>> isis gets a new ally. nigeria's home-grown islamic extreme ils group boko haram pledges allegiance. what does this mean on the war on terror? >>> congress aneeds to raise the debt ceiling and do it asap. our political panelÑi will debate all sides. >>> for the first time, president obama is speaking out about hillary clinton's use of private e-mail accounts in her official role as secretary of state. in a network interview mr. obama says he found out clinton used a non-government account the way everyone else did, through news reports. doug kelly is here with his own news report and more details. hi, doug. >> hi shannon. in that interview with cbs, the president noted that his policy is trans

leland. >> the proof is is always in the actions not the words. peter doocy live this washington we appreciate it peter. >>> as we speak we're learning new details about a dramatic rescue off the coast of yemen. a u.s. defense can department officials tells fox news that the united states military rescued two saudi air men from the gulf of aden earlier this week. the saudi government says a technical fault caused one of its pilots in their f 15 to have a eject during a bombing campaign targeting those shiite iranian backed rebels in yemen, a u.s. helicopter fluid from jabu jabuti next to sudan. the official saudi press agent says those two pilots rescued are now in good health. >>> turning to the impact of fighting in libya now reaching across the mediterranean on to italy's shores that's where boat loads of african my kbrats have fled for their lives. being being housed on the island of sicily hoping for political asylum. >> things got so worse in libya because of the system, there were fighting each and every day. so we have to find our way out

leland high school tweeted out the following message. unfortunately today we lost a beloved charger. our thoughts go out to tristan wynn and his family. he will be dearly missed. rest in peace. grief counselors will be on hand to help the students cope with tristan's death. dave. >> janine, thank you. >>> time is 6:06. meantime three children and to adults are recovering now from injuries after being involved in a hit and run crash in oakland. now it happened last night about 9:00 at 68th avenue. police say a speeding car slammed into the victim's car and then it drove away. emergency crews used the jaws of life to get those victims out of the wreckage. the victims include an infant an eight-year-old, a ten-year- old and two adults. we don't know their conditions. >>> a man accused of pulling out a gun at a petaluma bar died after a high speed police chase. the chase ended near bodega bay in a firey crash. the man's car slam into a tree on highway 1. sonoma county sheriffs officials say a man pulled out a gun at the bar. the man became a

i'm leland vitter. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. >> they made a deal but the standoff continues. the clock is already counting down again to another showdown over dhs funding and an effort to fight back against the president's executive actions on immigration. what happens next? >>> benjamin netanyahu is winging his way to washington as we speak, and he's in for a mix red ed reception when he arrives. he will talk about this nuclear deal with iran. while the white house calls the deal destructive, he has major support on the hill. >> welcome to the prime minister's speech. i look forward to hearing what he has to say. >> so will the visit be a near blip or a blow to u.s.-israeli relations? >>> and member irs official scandal. a bombshell has dropped at a hearing on capitol hill. those e-mails supposedly lost forever may actually still exist and they may have been found. what do the organizations targeted by the irs think of this latest revelation? we're going to ask the preside

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in washington leland witter fox news.haran pledging allegiance to isis on the twitter account. >> and meanwhile dozen was people killed in a string of bombings in nigeria. they struck the bus station in a four hour frame. and a fifth person set off a bomb and wounding a soldier and two militia members. boko haran have not claimed responsibility. but analyst said the attacks have the hallmarks of boko haran. they are the same group that kidnapped hundreds of school girls. they have been driven from a base in may 2013. russia detained two suspects in the kill was a top political opposition figure boris nemshf. he was one of russia most outspoken critics. russian officials not filing charges against the suspects or releasing their names. supporters attended another memorial and believe that putin's government was involved in nemtsov's death. and a masked gunman opened fire in western tourist in a restaurant killing five people. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. mali. authorities say victims was two europ

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we will go to leland vittert. no one is claiming responsibility, but a lot of people are praising, am i right? >> exactly. social media accounts linked to isis reportedly issued threats against tunisia in the days leading up to this attack. isis twitter accounts praised the attack. there has not been one formal claim of responsibility from a single group. take a look at some of the video that's coming out of those moments just after the attack. in terms of how the rescue services responded. also, exactly the terror in the eyes of these tourists who were running away from the gunman. we're learning more about the attack and how it happened. it killed about 20 people. many of them foreign tourists, including italians and japanese. the gun men acted with military precision. they gunned down anyone in their path and trying to take hostages. they attacked coincided with two cruise ships in port. tunisia itself is the single largest exporter of foreign fighters from syria and iraq. many of them return back home to tunis

. >> thanks for spending your saturday with us i'm leland vittert. here from washington. >> and i'm uma pemmaraju. >>> isis continues to hold its ground in saddam hussein's hometown of tikrit some 20,000 iraqi troops and eye rare yan backed militia are fighting to take the town back but they are stopped awaiting reinforcements. it's slow going as they must also clear roadside bombs along with booby trapped buildings. onhuddy is following the story from our middle east bureau. john. >> reporter: yeah, you're right, dee land in terms of those reinforcements, once they arrive they will basically start gearing up for street to street combat. at this point iraqi forces and those shooe a fighters have essentially surrounded tikrit's city center. iraqi commanders say that at this point they're preparing the next plan of attack to head in to the city center. as mentioned, those kraek forces are getting help from iranian backed shia fighters. okay. though, iran has been involved in the assisting the training and also the arming of those shia fighters and ther

leland high school tweeted out, unfortunately, today, we lost a beloved charger. our thoughts go out to tristan nguyen and his family. he will be dearly missed. rest in mice -- rest in peace. no doubt this will be a difficult day for them. >> janine de la vega. thank you. >>> the san francisco public defender's office are expected to talk about their response to racist and homophobic texts allegedly exchained by san francisco police officers. the messages were sent in 2011 and 2012. they were reportedly targeting african-americans, gays fill low pea gays, filipinos. and latinos. the four have been reassigned as this investigation continues. >> these comments were private comments from one private phone to another and intended for an audience of one person. the notion of this case is that we no longer have privacy. >> now, the officer's lawyer said the messages were taken out of context. the public defender said he's identified 100 cases that need to be reviewed. ed lee released a statement. he said, the content of these text messages displayed a bias that's incomp

i'm leland vitter. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. >> they made a deal but the standoff continues. the clock is already counting down again to another showdown over dhs funding and an effort to fight back against the president's executive actions on immigration. what happens next? >>> benjamin netanyahu is winging his way to washington as we speak, and he's in for a mix r ed reception when he arrives. he will talk about this nuclear deal with iran. while the white house calls the deal destructive,

one we've been talking to by e-mail today because leland herbst was at work but he reminded us that while it was 19% colder this february than last february, he was overcharged on his gas meter by some 246%. it boils down to two things. meter readers that couldn't get out in snowstorms or bills being overestimated now due to being underestimated for several months. leland said after our communication and us passing along that information to south jersey gas, the company called him directly today. they politely agreed with his matha they were missing a decimal point. it should have been 24% in their calculation and agreed to take half of the payment. he was billed $517. after reading his meter he calculated it should have been $212. the company agreed saying he was overbilled by some 300 bucks. as we find numerous customers in the same boat. they're hoping that they will be just as fortunate to get it all sorted out. >> open the bill and noticed it was for $770.64. so, i was shocked. totally shocked. it's a huge increase. and it's nowhere in the ballpark of our regular bill. >> reporter: t

i'm leland vitter. welcome to new yoor american hes live from washington. >>> and i'm shannon bream. did the president give hillary clinton a winning endorsement or a live response? >> i'm glad that hillary is instructed that those e-mails that have to do with official business need to be disclosed. >>> isis gets a new ally. nigeria's home-grown islamic extreme ils group boko

at leland high school many students learning of a classmate's

leland vittert is in washington with more tonight. >> reporter: ominous new warning from the intelligencemunity raising new concerns about an up tick in isis recruit many efforts aimed at young americans and other westerners. >> obviously the terrorist groups and organizations are using 21st century communication techniques for what are really medieval tactics. >> reporter: authorities say they're not able to find a clear pattern for why americans are being inspired to join the terrorist group. but experts say groups like isis prey on young people, struggling to find an identity like the 17-year-old virginia teen charged last week with recruiting for isis. >> he tried to make connections. he tried to find societal connections for him. and he failed. >> reporter: the us isn't alone. isis recruiters are targeting young people in europe and north of a forty three casm new report shows tunisia the biggest exporter of foreign fighters to isis. with thousands leaving every month to join the fight in iraq and syria. >> the group structure was very strong. everything was calculateed. when one gro

amy hollyfield is at leland high school. >>> yes kristen 16-year-old wynn is described as a good person and a generous person. students at lohan high school showed up for class today wearing all black as they mourn the loss of a classmate who passed away yesterday afternoon. >> last night on social media we decided to commemorate him and honor him and his family by wearing black and showing respect. >> school official say 16-year-old was at track practice when he collapsed on the field. >> they immediately performed cpr on the student while the school was calling 9-1-1. he died at high school. >> crisis counselors have been called in to help everyone deal with the loss. >> this is difficult not just for students but for staff members too. teachers develop relationships with the students and he was a very well leaked student, a good student, and a good athlete from what i understand. it is a very sad and difficult time on the campus today. >> the principal is visiting each of his classes to personal inform the students of his death. >> everyone knows he was kind sweet and thoughtful and

. >>> students at san jose's leland high school are remembering a classmate this morning who collapsed and died on campus. he collapsed while jogging near the football field yesterday afternoon. his track coach immediately performed cpr on him until paramedics arrived. the student died a short time later at the hospital. the school says he had a history of asthma. >> 4:32 right now. >>> if if you are a 49ers fan it has been a turbulent offseason. now this morning football fans are buzz being the latest player to leave the niners, an up and coming defensive star in the prime of his career stepping away from the game. >> "today in the bay's" rob redell is live at levi's stadium. chris borland says it's not worth it to play football. >> not from a health and safety perspective, not worth the risk, says chris borland in a surprise announcement yesterday, the 49ers linebacker told espn "outside the lines" he was retiring not only from the 49ers but from professional football because of a concussion he suffered, it happened last season during training camp but he ended up playing through it

. >>> it's an emotional time at san jose's leland high school. a well known student collapsed and died on campus today. the student, who's a football player and member of the track team collapsed while jogging near the football field. this happened around 3:00 p.m. the school says he has a history of asthma. his track coach performed cpr before the paramedics arrived. he decide a short time later. >>> san jose says firefighters could take on more responsibility in transporting patients to the hospital. the mayor says the ambulance company has a slow response time. and says firefighters are first on scene in an emergency and said it would drastically cut the response team. under the plan firefighters would transport patients in smaller vehicles as opposed to a fire truck. >> many cities have found their efficiencies in consolidating these efforts. they can better respond to emergencies and save money. >> however the san jose firefighters union is not happy with the proposal. it released a statement tonight saying, in part quote, in 2010 san jose g

. >> a death of a student at leland high school has those mourning. tristan collapsed during track practice and a coach performed cpr on the teen until paramedics arrived, but len later died and students wore black as they try to cope with the loss of their classmates. >> i'm always left with a smile on my face. he was never mean to anyone and a great guy. >> give your kids all the love you can because you never know when it's the last time this is a horrible and terrible lost. >> there was an autopsy performed today but the cause of death is unknown and the school is providing grief counselors for teacher and students. >>> they were back in court today. >> any comment about the gag order? >> none. >> two suspects including two doctors were charged for profit tearing and money laundering. the operation has not slowed down. >>reporter: prosecutors say this medical marijuana clinic is apart of an enterprise, but that hasn't slowed business down. in one hour, we saw dozens of people going in and out the door. it's just 65 bucks to get a recommendation an

bouquet of flowers was left on the chain link fence near the track just one of many ways students at lelandnored tristan luien after collapsing during track practice. >> on facebook there was a m ovement. >> i think it's horrible like, from what i've heard he's a great person. and what he did he brought smiles to everyone's faces. >> reporter: friends tell us tristan was quiet and well liked. a good student with a great smile. the teen played football and was part of the track team throwing discus and shot put. >> we actually all gathered by the shot put pit today where tristan used to practice. and we had a silent memorial for him just to sort of remember him. >> reporter: teammates say the track season will be dedicated to him. >> it's really tragic and puts things into perspective. >> reporter: a spokesman for the district says the incident happened around 3:00 p.m. monday. one of the coaches started cpr right away. >> paramedics responded to the school. they continued to perform cpr on the student. transported him to the hospital and unfortunately, we lost our student later that afterno

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. >> live doppler hd bay point pittsburg, west leland road and highway 4, we have pulling away from danville headed right up to mount diabolo and it is wet if you are going for a bicycle ride or a jog and wet weather from san mateo bridge into the south bay where the steady rain has been the last couple of hours along the east bay because the north bay is starting to see the showers become very scattered in nature the transition for the rest of us between 7:00 and 9:00 as the cold front moves. expect to have slick streets like we have here even if it is not raining. 280 and 17 you can see light rain and spray being check the up from all cars traveling through san jose. as we head from 9:00 to the early afternoon scattered showers and clouds for the evening. clouds clear and fog forms and warm temperatures this weekend. today, clouds and rain will bring us back to average mid-to-upper 60s in the bay and inland and upper 50s to low 60s along the coast until...santa cruz at 66 degrees. you can see the fog forming and it does not take much moisture with the moisture trapped in the lower level it

correspondent leland is available. >> we expect to hear from the senator himself in about an hour on weeks. while the department of justice won't confirm the charges

. >> reporter: the teenage boy attended leland high school. he collapsed at track practice after school. his friends are using the iptristen. they are asking students to wear all black today to honor tristen. we will be reaching out to the administration later on today to find out what happened. to find out how they are remembering him. dave, pam. >> thank you. >>> 5:06 is the time. the 49ers have lost another play perp their leading tackler is have tiring at the age of 24. chris boreland told espn he is ending his career because of concerns over head trauma. from what i have researched and experienced, i don't think it's worth the risk. he had two diagnosed concussions and a potential concussion during training camp last summer. he took over as inside line backer after a toe injury ended patrick willis' season. willis retired last week at the age of 30. >>> this afternoon the san francisco public detenders office expected to give its response to racist and homophobic text messages sent by police officers. they were sent in 2011 and 2012. they

students at leland high school showed up to class wearing black in memory of one of their clasmates. >> bob redell is live at the school. a tough morning for students and not what parents want their kids to go through. >> the young man who collapsed and died during track practice here at leyland high was tristan nguyen, a 16-year-old junior whose classmates sorely miss. >> he's really funny. a fun time to hang out with him. >> most people are wearing green. many leyland high school students donned the color of black as they arrived at school in memory of nguyen. the school tells us grief counselors have been on site for anyone who needs to talk about the tragedy. the principal visited nuguyennguyen's classes. according to one of the school's coaches, track practice had just started when a little before 3 cloorx tristan collapsed while jogging on the track. another coach ran over quickly started cpr on hip. paramedics eventually took over. transported him to the hospital where he was declared dead. the first coach tells us nguyen had a history of asthma but it's not clear what role if

correspondent leland is available. >> we expect to hear from the senator himself in about an hour on reports he could be charged with corruption in the next few weeks. while the department of justice won't confirm the charges they don't deny it, either. the president ignored a question shouted by reporters when he returned from south carolina and the attorney general said he had nothing to say. a previously reported and long ongoing fbi investigation centers around an alleged quid pro quo with new jersey democrat receiving trips on private jets and vacations in the dominican republic from this man, a florida eye doctor who was helped in various businesses including one under investigation by the feds. once the trips on the private jet came to light menendez repaid nearly $60,000. a statement today doesn't confirm possible charges but notes, quote, the senator and doctor are dear friends and the two have spent holidays together and have gone to each other's family funerals and weddings and exchanged personal gifts. a hawkish friend of israel menendez is known as a sharp thorn in the s

on monday an 11th grader collapsed on intrack field over at leland high school on the other side of san jose. we have video we shot with officers on the scene. it seems students discovered the body around 8:37. that was first period swim class. students tell me it's an outdoor pool here at piedmont hills. homicide coroner's investigators are here but it's still undetermined if the death is suspicious or an sdent. investigators are trying to rule out one or the other. the body was found face down in the swimming suit. i got off the phone with the investigator. all staff has been accounted for. other than that, he can't confirm who the victim might be. all we know is that it is a male adult. again, if you have a child who attends piedmont hills high school, you might want to come to the school and pick him or her up because classes because of the fatality are being let out right now. we're live at the scene of breaking news. nbc bay area news. >> if there are any updates, we know you'll bring them to us. thank you. >>> on the peninsula, 20 hours and police are still on the scene of an app

students at san jose's leland high school are mourning a classmate's death.lapsed yesterday afternoon while jogging near the football field. wynn was a football player and ran track. so far no official cause of death but the school says he did have a history of asthma. >>> the hits keep coming for the san francisco 49ers the star defensive lay inner suddenly called it quits. linebacker chris borland says he's retiring just after one year in the league. the reason concern over head injuries and concussions. manager trent balke says "while unexpected we respect chris' decision. he was a well respected member of our team. we will always consider him a 49er and wish him all the best." >>> today state water official also consider new rules for conserving water, they may include allowing restaurants to serve tap water if customers request it. they may set tighter restrictions on how long people can water their lawns and when. christina we've been saying for quite some time got to be a way of life around here. >> the sooner you get ready for that the better off you'

>>reporter: students and faculty and leland high school and san jose are born of the lost of this to practice yesterday afternoon and history of the as the issues given cpr the team to a hospital but it was too late. stood in the the school shall support by wearing black today in memory of tristan on the internet the trending our ip to austin we know he ran track he was also on the football team. >>reporter: the polls are closed and israel and analysts say the national election results are incredibly close to is just a very important collections as a protest the united states is well. >>reporter: the polls of the calls for hours this is will prime minister michel and yahoo he appears to of survived a strong challenge in the elections cannot guarantee the showing of very tight race between his likud party and the moderate diana's he declared victory opposition his suffusing it will make every effort the palestine question given the high cost of living in israel and a lot more pressure and former secretary and state the clinton the son of her computer service to a neutral third-party t

our spotlight tonight is on "faults" star leland orser. and directed. you want to hear more? i hope so because i have no doubt he's going to tell you all about it. take it away, ace man.

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our spotlight tonight is on "faults" star leland orser.back to the show. adam's latest project is the film called "road hard" which he not only appears in, but he also co-wrote and directed. you want to hear more? i hope so because i have no doubt he's going to tell you all about it. take it away, ace man. ♪ >> i'm leaving the place. it's fresno.

. >> leland vitter live at reagan national airport in arlington, virginia? >> it looks empty.ks who didn't bother showing up for their flights. 2,600 flights that were canceled all across the country because of this storm. you can look at the board, every single flight here has been canceled. on this board, there is only one flight that's going on, and that's to san diego. considering the weather outside, really would feel nice about now. folks said they were getting messages all night yesterday and early this morning saying their flights were canceled. the airlines are trying to get folks out later today. it is difficult. take a look at this, $2.4 billion is how much it's costs because of the number of delayed flights just this year so far. it goes to show you the amount of inconveniences here as the airlines is trying to cancel flights earlier so folks don't come to the airport. there is a lot of folks stuck at home with a snow day not going where they want to. back to you guys. >> if you always wanted to meet leland vittert, now is the time. >> usually he's surrounded by th

leland vittert follow this from washington. leland? >> good morning.y well might meet with ambassador kennedy. al the information comes from japanese media reports that said there were multiple calls in english threatening not only the ambassador utbut the u.s. consults general in okinawa. that is home to a military base in japan. typically ambassadors overseas have light security, ouchb provided by the host nation. t that was the case by the ambassador in south korea. he was stabbed and required 80 stitches. he has recovered. it's unclear what will happen with ambassador kennedy we put a request in to the state department and haven't heard anything back. >> everyone is going to bolster their security around the world. >>> unlike the president, congressman paul ryan said he liked benjamin netanyahu's speech to congress. what does he think about the big news he's just been reelected as prime minister? he joins us live. >> bill hemmer is not going to be talking about that. relook. rethink. reimagine. because right here, right now it's time to take a clos

back to you guys. >> leland, we thank you very much for that.vate e-mail? the hungarian packer who is in prison. he hacked into blumenthol's e-mail account he said he got an e-mail from that e-mail address. trey gowdy revealed she had more than one secret account she was using. he wants to see as much from those who can. gawker wanted to find out about the the story so they requested those e-mails. they came back to the records so none. really? there's no state department e-mails? no, there aren't. it turns out it all went to her personal e-mail. >> it's a national security issue. john padesta, he a couple years ago was criticizing the bush administration for not being transparent and trying to evade the records act. he said this on april 10, 2007. at the end of the day it looks like they were trying to avoid the records off by operating official business off the official system. this is someone who was with the clinton administration. >> clearly it violates the current law. she had left the secretary of state job when this went into effect. sti

caller: i live in leland, north carolina now living in the south, i never knew how racism presents itselfi joined a sorority. i have been in civic organizations, liens and qantas club but when they see my face a lot of people are like wow where are you from, and i always say earth. [laughter] if you could tell me how we can join forces, because i am not one to give up, and i like to help my people. i can tell you i have been in situations, and i have strict knowledge. i see racism because of how i look and the prison is -- prism is how dare she. this is sad because it is personal for me. host: darcel, -- go ahead -- caller: i do not care if you are six hours away from a phd, i do not -- i do not expect someone to give you a job. caller: we started to --guest: we have actually just wanted to build on in north carolina. our convener there at the happens to be with us this weekend. we do have a roundtable network we started in north carolina last year. so, you talked about the fact that entrepreneurs -- that is why we have a big component of our work in educating women about a partnership be

take a look at leland ramos. the great state of oregon.at sort of thing. that's it from coast to coast from new york to oregon. now new york it's all yours. >> thank you very much. in the next hour of the show we learn something about you every minute. you like turkey meat loaf. a big fan of "the voice." that's nice to hear. >> fantastic. my wife and i are just ra ra about that show. >> a feel good thing which we wanted to inject. people are bad at singing and we provide them with hope. >> it's a great group. thank you. we appreciate that. >> 9:00 hour. one of you guys. are you making >>> good morning, i'm chris cato. it's 8:56. kind of a dreary friday out there. let's get your first alert forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> clouds over cape may and the rest of the area. it's dry in cape may but we're tracking some rain so grab an umbrella. rain will be moving in to points along the coastline and the rest of the area already seeing showers. just to the northwest of philadelphia moving through chester, bucks, montgomery counties int

take a look at leland ramos. the great state of oregon. genes and all that sort of thing. that's it from coast to coast from new york to oregon. now new york it's all yours. >> thank you very much. in the next hour of the show we learn something about you every minute. you like turkey meat loaf. a big fan of "the voice." that's nice to hear. >> fantastic. my wife and i are just ra ra about that show. >> a feel good thing which we wanted to inject. people are bad at singing and we provide them with hope. >> it's a great group. thank you. we appreciate that. >> 9:00 hour. one of you guys. are you making >>> good morning. almost 9:00. i'm kris sanchez. a north bay community may learn today whether a convicted sex offender will be allowed to move in. emotions were heated at a community heating two weeks ago. convicted sex offender is petitioning to bereleased to a home in fairfield near solano college. he was in and out of prison for decades for attacks on women and teens in and their 20s. >> levi's stadium, where more than 70,000 wrestlemania